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1 déclin
déclin [deklɛ̃]masculine noun[d'activité économique] decline (de in ) ; [de parti] decline (de of ) ; [de malade, santé, vue] deterioration ; [de talent, forces, beauté, sentiment] fading* * *deklɛ̃nom masculin gén decline; (de sentiment, passion) waningêtre en or sur le déclin — [civilisation, industrie] to be in decline; [popularité, prestige] to be waning
être sur le or son déclin — [homme d'État] to be on the way out
* * *deklɛ̃ nmen déclin (marché, secteur, espèce, économie, population) — in decline
en fort déclin (population, espèce) — in sharp decline
en net déclin (marché, économie) — in marked decline
* * *déclin nm gén decline; (de sentiment, passion) waning (de of); déclin d'une région/civilisation decline of a region/civilisation; déclin de leur prestige/de la demande/du marché decline in their prestige/in demand/in the market; popularité/productivité en déclin declining popularity/productivity; être en or sur le déclin [civilisation, industrie] to be in decline; [talent, intelligence] to be on the wane; [popularité, prestige] to be waning; être sur le or son déclin [homme d'État] to be on the way out; le soleil est à son déclin the sun is going down; au déclin du jour liter at the close of day; au déclin de la vie liter in the twilight of life littér; la lune est à son déclin the moon is on the wane.[deklɛ̃] nom masculin2. (littéraire) [fin] closele déclin du jour nightfall, dusk————————en déclin locution adjectivalesur le déclin locution adjectivale[malade] declining -
2 décroissance
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